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Hair Color Damage - Articles
Hair Color and How To {Hair Care}
by
Perfectskincare C.
Posted
Tue 22 Nov 2011 1:30pm
and lessen the damage coloring does to the hair.
Use professional treatments even if you go for home remedies. The chemicals in the professional and high-end products help protect...
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Some hair coloring tips from the same magazine 'Rupayan'. Check them out and make sure you follow them next time to keep your hair
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More Women are Coloring their Hair at Home
by
Meg W.
Posted
Thu 30 Oct 2008 11:24am
More women are cutting and coloring their hair at home in an attempt to save money.
Procter & Gamble has seen a 20% increase in sales of their home hair coloring product Nice-n-Easy and double-digit sales growth for its Head & Shoulders brand.
Some women are ditching their $120 haircuts and trying out $15 cuts at Supercut. See the story
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Are Shampoos for Colored Hair Different Than Regular Shampoos?
by
Sarah B.
Posted
Fri 22 Jan 2010 10:01pm
Arlene Asks…I have been noticing lately that shampoos are made for different hair colors. Such as John Frieda and Pantene Pro-V Expressions. How are these shampoos any different from regular shampoos and do they really work?
The Right Brain’s Rapidly Written Response:
The trend toward different shampoo formulas for different hair colors appears
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I am Thinking About Coloring My Hair
by
Laura
Posted
Tue 23 Mar 2010 4:22pm
about beauty , I decided to take care of my hair. No I am not going to pull out my white hair, I’m thinking about coloring it.
I had my first white hair at the age of 29, now... them quite well.
I would like to have my hair colored by a hairdresser but it is very expensive so I bought one of those we find in the supermarket. There are very well known
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I colored my hair
by
LeslynMusch
Posted
Thu 18 Jun 2009 1:51pm
Yes, I broke down and had my hair colored. In some ways I really liked the gray hair, but as it got longer, I just didn't feel ready to be that gray. I guess for me, I didn't..., "If the barn needs paintin', paint it!" So I did.
The funny thing was that after I colored it, back to the brown my hair had been before chemo, I sort of missed the gray hair. I like
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Color Your Hair Naturally
by
Lucky V.
Posted
Tue 10 Mar 2009 3:17pm
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Nevertheless, some people think gray hair is stylish and distinguished. In fact, some people may look better with gray hair than they do with their natural hair color.
So, what are the options if you do not want to have the “salt-and-pepper” looking?
The simple solution is hair coloring. Many people dye their hair on a regular basis. Women tend to do it more
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Is Using Different Hair Color Brands Bad For My Hair?
by
Sarah B.
Posted
Wed 05 Oct 2011 2:01am
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Changing hair color brands won’t increase damage your hair but you might have trouble matching the exact shade you like. If you’re changing your hair color you should... the point of not using them at the same time. But if it’s been two or more weeks since you last colored, shouldn’t it be safe to try something different? So how bad for my hair would
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Hair Color Review: John Frieda Precision Foam Colour
by
Shannon N.
Posted
Wed 16 Nov 2011 12:00pm
We’re heading into the colder months, which typically means making the switch from highlighted hair to warmer tones. My natural hair color is dark brown, but typically I lighten or highlight it in the summer months. Being that it is only 6 weeks until Christmas, getting my hair colored at the salon was not in my wallet’s vocabulary, so I opted
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Avoid the Horrors of At Home Hair Color
by
Take Root and Write ..
Posted
Thu 09 Apr 2009 6:21pm
to follow? Do not attempt an at-home color if your hair is damaged or extremely dry. If you have what I call "special-needs" hair, leave it to the professionals. You'll thank me later...
Your hair stylist will most likely try to discourage you from coloring your hair at home, but surprisingly, as long as you have some solid application skills
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Do Powdered Hair Colors Work?: Bumble & Bumble Dry Hair Powder Review
by
Nicki Z.
Posted
Tue 30 Aug 2011 4:50pm
Powder sounds like a working girl’s dream come true: One spray, and you get the benefits of a dry shampoo and a hair color!
Except you don’t. I recently tried Bumble & Bumble... & Bumble Dry Hair Powder , and so I was completely shocked when the color not only didn’t last, but went everywhere - all over my neck, the sides of my face, even the top of my shirt
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